Malva flower seeds

Malva Lavatera flower a perennial plant fast-growing, with bright fragrant open flowers, its flower considered silky texture and visible veins and the shape of the jar from cut flowers, comes with attractive heart-shaped green leaves, and the Malva Lavatera flower attracts bees and pollinators, planted widely in gardens, pathways, and parks. Scientific name: Lavatera Trimestris. Other names: annual mallow. Pink and annual mallow. Native: Mediterranean basin. Flowers: appear in the shape of a trumpet with a silky texture, with a shine and darker veins than the petal color, with cream, white, or red edges. Leaves: green, heart-shaped. Height: 90 cm. Malva Lavatera cultivation and environmental conditions: planting time: planted in spring and early autumn in nutrient-rich, well-drained soil. Blooming time: appears abundantly in fall and summer. Soil: light, moist, well-drained soil, rich in nutrients. Watering method: initially watered twice a day until it grows to 10 cm in height. Then watered moderately and regularly, avoiding overhead watering, and taking into account the weather conditions, soil moisture, and the plant's climate conditions. Sun exposure: planted in sunny and semi-shaded places. Propagation: by seeds.